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Old 13-01-2010, 03:19 PM
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Here are a few Picric patterns that I have meddled with over the years, the Picric Peter took my best fish of Loch Craggie during a heavy Mayfly hatch in June 2003, 3Ib 12oz.

PETER
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WET MAYFLY
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BUMBLE
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MUDDLER
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DABBLER
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SEDGEHOG
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STIMULATOR
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HEDGEHOG
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V.nice.....well tied m8.
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Picric Prefect Gerry. Quality tyings.
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Gerry when I use those picric dyed hen pheasant wings for the peter they are inclined to fragment! Any ideas how to minimize this?
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PM sent Michael.
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Can't decide which one I like best! No I like em all!

Gerry you have a PM
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Jezzz I like that Stimmy Gerry
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great stuff again
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The first three for me Gerry are simply stunning. The mayfly is my favourite though, the head hackle looks like it has a life of it's own.

Thanks for posting them up.

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Very nice .. All, Gerry.


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